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title: 'World''s TINIEST Instruments!'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=oZVxE099vdE'
video_id: 'oZVxE099vdE'
date: 2026-07-25
duration_sec: 1119
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# World's TINIEST Instruments!

> Source: [World's TINIEST Instruments!](https://youtube.com/watch?v=oZVxE099vdE)

## Summary

The video showcases a collection of the world's smallest musical instruments, testing their playability and sound quality. The host attempts to create a tiny song using these miniature devices, ranging from a playable grand piano to a plant-based synthesizer.

### Key Points

- **World's Smallest Grand Piano** [00:01] — A fully playable grand piano made by Sega in 2007, currently valued around $600. It can play notes and has a play mode.
- **World's Smallest Electric Guitar** [02:17] — A three-string electric guitar with a built-in speaker, easier for kids to play. Comes with a tiny amp.
- **Tiny Accordion** [02:59] — A small accordion that the host struggles to play correctly, unsure of hand placement.
- **World's Smallest Ocarina** [03:44] — A tiny ocarina with four holes on top and two on bottom, capable of playing any song despite its size.
- **World's Smallest Drum Set** [04:24] — Finger drums that are responsive but lack a high hat. Makes animal sounds when pressed.
- **Mini Saxophone** [05:06] — Plastic and rubber saxophone with a plastic reed, but missing many keys, making it difficult to play.
- **Tiny Rubber Piano** [06:00] — A rubber piano that plays one note at a time, similar to a full-size rubber piano.
- **Smallest Dance Dance Revolution Machine** [07:15] — A fully playable DDR arcade machine with finger arrows. The host samples the song it plays.
- **World's Smallest Music Box** [07:45] — A clear music box that shows the inner mechanism, including a barrel with grooves that pluck tuned tines.
- **Plantwave Synthesizer** [08:12] — Uses electrodes to measure plant electrical conductivity and turns it into music. Can also use humans.
- **Tiniest Harmonica** [10:39] — A tiny harmonica that plays only four notes, much smaller than a normal harmonica.
- **World's Smallest Radio** [11:12] — A working radio that picks up stations. A message thanks the channel's subscribers.
- **Tiniest Kalimba** [11:39] — A tiny kalimba that is well-tuned and produces a calming sound, though very quiet.
- **World's Smallest Boom Box** [12:09] — A tiny Bluetooth speaker that works but has non-functional volume controls. The pause button works.
- **World's Smallest Tongue Drum** [13:14] — A tiny tongue drum that sounds surprisingly good, played with thumbs or a small stick.

### Conclusion

Despite the novelty and limitations of these tiny instruments, the host successfully layers them to create a recognizable song, demonstrating that even the smallest tools can produce music.

## Transcript

the world. Like the world's smallest grand piano that I couldn't even play with my fingers, or the world's smallest violin that's actually playable. I'm going to try these absolutely tiny music products, then put them to the ultimate
test by making the tiniest song. This is the world's smallest automatone. To play normal automatones, you use their stem to play notes. Then you can squeeze did he say? But we have the world's smallest
automatone right here, and it is tiny. These tiny automatones don't actually have a stem that you can play. You can still squish their cheeks, which is kind little button that plays [Music]
melodies. This one is insane. This is the world's smallest fully playable grand piano. You Sonic the Hedgehog fans will be excited. This was actually made by Sega in 2007. These tiny pianos go for around $600 now. I couldn't figure
you slide this back, it actually shows you your controls. Okay, I'm going to you your controls. Okay, I'm going to turn this thing piano. I thought you just played the notes. It was playing the notes by
itself. All right, I have a problem. Everything on this screen is in Japanese. Okay, I think this should play a song.
now. This is a player piano. What? This is so cool. I didn't know you could play while you I put the piano in play mode. So now when I press
the keys, every single key on this piano plays the right note. But it's really hard to play with my fingers.
to play one note at a time. Let's try to play chopsticks with time. Let's try to play chopsticks with [Music]
chopsticks. This is definitely one of the most impressive tiny instruments I've seen. It even came with a bench. Next up, we have the world's smallest electric guitar. I mean, look how tiny it is compared to a real guitar. Also,
notice how this guitar has six strings. This Lug electric guitar only has three strings. It also has its own built-in speaker. That's cool. You don't even need an amp. You can literally play chords with one finger. With three
strings, this makes it so much easier for kids to play. Lug also makes a tiny amp to go with it. Let's try it out. All right, powering on. It's kind of good. It actually sounds great and it can get pretty
loud. This guitar is going to be really good when we make our song. Thanks so These are sick. This is a tiny accordion. I have never in my life experience this together. To be fair, when I bought this, I thought it was
this small. Okay, I have no clue what I'm doing. You guys can flame me in the comments. I think I put my hand here. No, I I don't know what I'm doing. Whoa.
valve button to let it it sucks better and blows better. All right. Then we have buttons over here. These are all
Somebody tell me in the comments. Is my thumb supposed to be in this our song. [Music]
This is the world's smallest ocarina. Believe it or not, this tiny little good music. It has four holes on the top, two on the bottom. And I guess we're going to try to play notes like this. This actually works great. This is
they're totally shaped different. And this one has a much lower tone. But this tiny ocarina can play the same amount of
you could play any song with this. Next, we have the world's smallest drum set. Okay, these say finger drums on them. Let's turn it on. [Applause] Okay, so we just got a drum show.
There's a D and an F [Music] button. What? Stop it. Stop. Uh, I thought I got a drum set, not a zoo. Oh,
hey, it's actually really responsive. There's no high hat.
need drums for our song. I think we can make this work. This is a mini saxophone. It's literally made out of plastic and rubber. This is a normal little thing. This saxophone actually uses a plastic read instead of wood.
Okay, let's try this thing [Music] [Music] out. Oh, brother. This guy stinks. Okay, don't judge me. I'm a clarinet player. Okay, this kind of sounds like a
Honestly, this isn't really a saxophone. It's missing a lot of keys for my It's missing a lot of keys for my pinkies and some other
know how we're going to use it in the song. Let's go to the next instrument. This is the tiniest rubber piano. In our last video, we actually tried out the fullsize rubber piano. Okay, this should be pretty simple. It's a
be pretty simple. It's a piano. What? Oh, there's an on switch. Okay, so it
kind of impressed. Let's see if multiple keys work. Okay, so you can only play keys work. Okay, so you can only play one note at a time.
guitar and a rubber drum pad. Okay, let's turn these let's try this. I already like this more than the
because it has a high hat. You can't play two drum notes at hat. You can't play two drum notes at the same time.
this [Music] can play Stranger Things on it. Wait, no, I can't. This is the wor
Sh. This is the worst one. Okay, this is the smallest Dance Dance Revolution arcade machine. Apparently, this is fully playable. It has the little arrows we're going to be doing this with our fingers, I guess. I saw this and just
really wanted to try it. Okay, I'm turning it on. Play. works. Whoa, my fingers are dancing, bro.
was pretty sick. I might be able to sample that song that we just played a little bit into our song. This is the world's smallest music box. I love that it's clear cuz you can see inside how it works. Whenever you crank this handle,
it spins this little barrel. And the barrel has little grooves that pluck finger is tuned to a certain note. So when we crank
it, it's kind of [Music] creepy. Seeing how the insides of a music box is actually pretty cool. This Wave. Plantwave uses these two electrodes to measure the difference in
a plant's electrical conductivity and turns it into music. Basically, it makes with these sticky pads, so I can actually stick these onto the leaves. Just gonna peel this plastic off. All right, I'm sticking this pad onto this
flowers [Music]
want to try with this cactus and see if we get a more prickly, angry, painful sound. One thing that's really cool is these sticky pads are made to not damage stuck on there, but when I remove it, the leaf is perfectly fine. Okay, for
the cactus, I'm using these clips right here. I'm just going to attach this clip right there to the cactus. And then this clip right
was going to be. I guess out of all the cactuses, this is probably the least angry cactus I've ever seen. The Plantwave app is actually really cool. wave itself and see the measurements it's reading from the plant. You can
making and save it. Okay, I'm not going to lie. I've never seen one of these in real life. This is a Venus fly trap. Okay, I'm kind of very scared to get bit by a Venus fly
goes nothing. I'm going to stick my pinky into the fly trap's mouth. down. What?
Whoa. Okay, enough of that. Enough of that. That is freaky. All right. It also says that you can use people with this. So, Jameson, take one. Okay, we have to So, Jameson, take one. Okay, we have to touch fingers.
Wow, look at that. That's some energy. There's also some really cool sounds that you can choose from here. Celestial Being, Emerald Journey, Enchanted yourself, go check out the link in my description. Thank you so much,
the video. Let's get on to the next tiny instrument. This is the tiniest harmonica in the world. Well, there's not too much to talk about this. I say we go for it. That's a harmonica. harmonas are
already pretty small, but look how tiny this one harmonica only plays four notes, whereas this normal one plays
the world's smallest radio. Okay, let's see if this picks up a station. Subscribe to Land and Purify for the best music content on YouTube. Well, you heard it here, folks. Um, thank you so
much, Mr. Radio Man. I'd love if you subscribe to the YouTube channel and mean so much to me. You guys are the best. Well, the radio works. This is a calima, but this is the world's tiniest calima. Okay, calimbas are already tiny.
calima. Okay, calimbas are already tiny. This is tiny last video. It really [Music] is. It really is tuned quite well. You might recognize this
[Music] song. Flint and steel. Even though this Calima is tiny, it makes a really calming, nice sound. It's really quiet microphone for it. This is the world's smallest boom box. This thing is tiny
you can play music on it. First, let's connect our phone. WS Boom Box. World's You know what? I'm just going to full send it. Volume all the way up. Let's send it. Volume all the way up. Let's see what
happens. It's booming. Hey, it it works. Volume controls don't work. Pause button works well. I think this is cool for the use this. Much rather have like a Sony
says. This is the world's tiniest Simon. If you don't know what Simon is, it's a little music memory game. You have to remember the last note played. I haven't played Simon since I was like eight years
was. And I haven't gotten any better, it seems. Okay, let's try
next instrument. This is the world's smallest tongue drum. Look how small it is compared to a normal size tongue drum. This one we can play with our thumbs. But this tongue drum comes with this little tiny stick. And I don't
think this is going to sound good. Actually doesn't sound bad. This is the first instrument that I think kind of sounds better than the with this [Music]
end. The tongue drum will definitely add some flavor to our tiny song. Whoa. This is the world's smallest violin. So, a company called Tiny Circuits made this tiny violin that's actually playable. So, they say that each one of these
strings actually plays. So, there's four strings. One, two, three, four. That's kind of crazy. This thing is tiny. It's literally smaller Apparently, you can actually play the notes by using the the
insane. And they have built-in songs. No
countdown on this tiny little guy. Okay, we don't try to play Jingle
on the world's smallest violin. But the scientists at Tiny Circus didn't stop at scientists at Tiny Circus didn't stop at the violin. They made a piano. Ow. I'm expecting the piano to be the same as the violin. So, let's just turn
it on. [Music] Why do so many of these pianos not have the last C? C D E F G A B C. We're missing a note. Oh, the black keys don't work.
That's okay. It's so tiny. And then I think it can play songs as well. F. Whoa, that was kind of awesome. They sound like Nokia ringtones. Okay, I got a little carried away. Tiny Circuits also has a little TV with a little
also has a little TV with a little remote. Watch this. It actually works. Oh, they're making music. Look at that. Is that Gumby on a piano? Yo, Gumby's making music out here on the tiny piano. Beautiful silence.
Those look like, bro, that's actually an automatone on that screen right there. Look at him. Tiny Circuits also makes this tiny Game Boy. It's literally the size of the end of my thumb and it actually works. This is Tetris. Even
play notes quite well. These are going to be great for the tiny song. This is the world's smallest jukebox. I don't think this actually plays like a real jukebox does, but let's turn this on. Oo, it lights up. Oh, it's a radio.
Crucial than songs. One station respects the music. Oh, well, I guess this is just a radio. I don't get how it's a jukebox. We still need something to record our tiny instruments for our tiny song. So, we have a tiny microphone.
Look how tiny this thing is. This mini microphone has a little 8 inch jack. So, All right, we're going to test the sound quality of this thing. I have it plugged into my phone. Let's try this out. Test. One, two. Check. One, two, three. We are
talking into the tiniest microphone. I have high hopes. Let's see how this loud in this mug. And then I'm going to talk with a very nice tone. Let's do some ASMR. ASMR. We're testing the We're
testing the smallest microphone. We're going to have to do a lot of editing to make it work. This claims to be the smallest cello, but it just has a button on the back. I don't think it's going to be that
sample this and make it into our song, but this one, eh? Okay, now that we've tried out all the instruments, let's go see if they can actually make a song.
attention to something quite extraordinary, quite incredible, quite unlike anything you may have experienced in your
life. [Music] [Music] [Applause]
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YouTube's algorithm actually works, you're going to love this video next. [Applause] [Music]